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Jon --

I had prepared a question about this and am pleased to discover how easy it will be for me to re-organize my growing attachment folder. All I have to do is work in the Finder, creating subfolders and Bookends just finds them.

Thank you for anticipating so many needs.

Was asking for what you already support. Thanks.

I find myself wanting a table view of the database so that I can add columns to view or not.

For example, I am trying to normalize my date format and individually have to page through every record to see what I could in a glance in table view.

I use Delicious Library to catalog books. It imports into BE easily.

I would like some opinions on best practices in the actual entries in the database. My citations are from many disciplines. I would like to maintain a 'clean' database where everything is entered according to the same conventions. For instance, I am adjusting the titles of references to be strict ti...

This is good, thanks.

I've cut and pasted many of my references, resulting in a mess of fonts and sizes in the main database fields.

Is there a way to normalize all these to my default style?

I am option-dragging from the citation’s ‘Copy Citation’ icon label to place the full citation in a document (in this case, a Tinderbox text window). The citation is nicely formatted, excepting one thing. I have selected ‘Styled Text’ in the bibliography formatter window. My problem is that Bookends...

I am using a modified Turabian Author-Date style. I have added my short annotation which I enter in the abstract field. The idea is to produce an annotated bibliography. The book format looks like this: a. d. t. $Translated by $u3*. $Edited by $e. f. l: u. $Original edition, $u11`.` — b What I have ...